I Cultivate the Unorthodox Way

Every book starts with a child, and will eventually collapse when they are 16-7 years old.

Is there a love line? If there is, I won't read it. I always think that the road goes its own way.

This book is really well written. Why are there so few recommended monthly subscriptions? The current rankings are hard to understand! Few of the books ranked in the top ten were readable, and the results were frightening.

Happy New Year! I have read several books by the author, and I particularly like farming novels. They are a spring in my heart. It is not easy to persist in writing until now, and my ability is meager. On this occasion of the alternation of the sun and the moon, I would like to give a red envelope to wish the author good health, a spring of thoughts, and reaching the highest level.

I think today's showdown is to pave the way for breaking up with my little wife in the future. After all, they are people from two different worlds, and they are at that historical stage. The two people will definitely not get along in the later period. The author likes to start with comedy and then tragedy, which is a slippery slope in abusing readers. The passage about the old Taoist priest is the best proof. The beginning is full of happiness, but the ending is a torture to all readers.

Author, if you want to find a wife for the protagonist, I will definitely abandon the book. You, such a fairy-like person, would spoil the atmosphere if you try to give someone a mortal wife.

The later stage collapsed and got worse and worse, which was completely different from the early stage.

Is it because the author is too young or something? The protagonist in each book becomes older and older.

Alas, I wrote it off! Another good book wasted!

The description of the big yellow dog around Chapter 71 is too poisonous, and I don't understand it at all. It was clearly written before that the dog was unfaithful to its owner, stole food and caused unrest in the house, and the hostess almost hanged herself. After being beaten, she resented others, followed him all the way, and used a poisonous trick to kill the protagonist's carpenter. The carpenter had two children under ten years old at home, and he was also teaching the protagonist carpentry skills. I just want to ask why you let such a vicious dog go? Even in modern society, if a dog bites a person, he may be beaten to death, let alone such a vicious and cruel dog at that time. After reading the book review, it collapsed again in the later period, and many unlikable characters were added. Really...